Suppose a student has a 3.85 undergraduate GPA and a GMAT score of 575. (a) Forecast this
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Suppose a student has a 3.85 undergraduate GPA and a GMAT score of 575.
(a) Forecast this student’s graduate GPA.
(b) Construct a 90 % confidence interval for this forecast. Use Eqs. 15.30 and 15.33.
Eqs. 15.30
Eqs. 15.33
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